First published 2021
In 1943, Sartre and Camus meet in Occupied France, an unlikely pair - one a Parisian intellectual, the other an Algerian outsider. But their shared passion for freedom and justice forges an unbreakable bond. Yet as their fame and ideological differences grow, the friends are torn apart in a dramatic public split that captivates France. This collection of Sartre's writings lays bare the complicated love and enmity that defined their legendary relationship.
Genres: biography, french-literature, 20th-century, academic
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, friendship
Setting: France, Algeria
Period: 1943
96 pages · Paperback · Seagull Books